Remarkable stats back ex-Dons cult hero at Wycombe Wanderers


MK Dons cult hero Franco Ravizzoli is currently on a stunning run with Wycombe Wanderers which has seen them fly to second spot in League One.
The Argentinian shot-stopper left Stadium MK in the summer of 2023 destined for south Buckinghamshire, having become a popular figure in Milton Keynes. The keeper, initially signed from non-league Eastbourne Borough, Ravizzoli was back-up to Andrew Fisher before his move to Swansea City in January 2022. Making his league debut in the derby against AFC Wimbledon, Ravizzoli’s clean sheet in a 1-0 win over Dons’ biggest rivals earned him cult status, with Argentinian flags appearing in the crowd in support.
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Hide AdWhile he made just nine appearances for the club in his two years, he remains a popular name at MK Dons, but since his move to Wycombe, he has gone from strength to strength.
Matt Bloomfield’s side sit second in the table, just a point behind big-spending Birmingham City in League One, with Ravizzoli playing a huge part. The keeper has kept six clean sheets in his last ten games, and remarkably, has just just two of his 31 league games - with 15 clean sheets in total - between the posts since becoming the club’s first choice in the latter part of last season.
“When you keep a clean sheet, the goalkeeper gets the credit, but the whole team deserves it,” he said after Wycombe’s 3-0 win over Stevenage on Boxing Day. “We all defend as a team.
“I knew it was a good record, but I don’t keep track of the numbers. I just stay calm, grounded and present, and keep going. I know we’re doing well, we know what we want from this season, but we’re only half-way through. We need to enjoy it too.”
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